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D5-M6 Homework Oneci - Andra
D5-M6 Homework Oneci - Andra
D5-M6 Homework Oneci - Andra
Module 6 Homework
Are these two tasks (A and B) related to intensive or extensive reading? Wh ? These two tasks (A and B) are related to extensive reading because the Ss are reading an authentic material taken from either a health/sports magazine a newspaper or a book! The new notions are introduced graduall" and the students are encouraged to guess the meaning of the unknown words from the given context!
www!"park#eople!co$ %ind &ree exercise progra$s, a calorie tracker, $eal plans and $ore! 'ead the text with a dictionar ((ou don)t have to understand all the words) A. #h sical &itness co$prises two related concepts* general &itness (a state o& health and well+,eing) and speci&ic &itness (a task+oriented de&inition ,ased on the a,ilit to per&or$ speci&ic aspects o& sports or occupations)! #h sical &itness is generall achieved through exercise, correct nutrition and enough rest! -t is an i$portant part o& li&e! -n previous ears, &itness was co$$onl de&ined as the capacit to carr out the da )s activities without undue &atigue! .owever, as auto$ation increased leisure ti$e, changes in li&est les &ollowing the industrial revolution rendered this de&inition insu&&icient! These da s, ph sical &itness is considered a $easure o& the ,od )s a,ilit to &unction e&&icientl and e&&ectivel in work and leisure activities, to ,e health , to resist h pokinetic diseases, and to $eet e$ergenc situations! /o$ponents o& ph sical &itness The #resident0s /ouncil on #h sical %itness and "ports1a stud group sponsored , the govern$ent o& the 2nited "tates1declines to o&&er a si$ple de&inition o& ph sical &itness!
response when we call our dogs! And that, is hide+ and+ seek> Whenever ou pla this ga$e, $ake sure our dog has an appetite and will want to co$e running &or a treat! ?et hi$ know what ou0ve got in our hand and then put hi$ in a sta ! Once he0s sitting leave the roo$ and go hide so$ewhere! Once ou0re in place call his na$e, or give the co$$and ou use when recalling hi$! .e0ll co$e running! When he shows up, give hi$ a treat and lots o& praise! Then repeat + put hi$ in a sta , leave that roo$ and go hide again! But have &un with it! Get into a closet, hide ,ehind a door, cli$, into the ,ath tu,! -t0s hilarious watching hi$ run into a roo$ and start sni&&ing around when he doesn0t see ou> O& course, ou can0t $ake ever dog training exercise a ga$e! But dog o,edience training doesn0t have to ,e an thing ,ut rewarding! 2se pla whenever ou can (there are several ga$es ou can use like leash training) and our dog training progra$ will never &eel like <ust a chore! 7! ;og training can ,e a$using &or the whole &a$il i& ou use a weapon as o&ten as possi,le @! -& our dog thinks itAs ,ed ti$e the training will ,e $ore e&&ective 3! The B Go awa C co$$and is one o& the $ost i$portant D! Whenever ou hide so$ewhere he will want to co$e running &or a cat E! When he goes awa , give hi$ a treat and lots o& praise F! ;og training has to ,e anno ing III. !i"e the o##osites o the underlined words in the text 7! $ood 44444444unemotional @! e&&icient44444444inefficient 3! hard444444444easy D! consistenc 444444444inconsistency E! alwa s44444444never F! so$ewhere44444444nowhere G! shows up444444444disappears H! hide444444444comes out I! cli$,44444444get down 7J! o,edience4444444disobedience